Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-08-31
QUITE CURED.

QUITE CURED.
,rr.- Henderson WAS The most Oh
s.-.t. r... imaginable. For a whole
r..- r..u..aa. Nap.tsOu tried TO
.......... linn t... .t was the hand and
r...-. .. E...a Henderson FOR which
y,r. r....-..r Der comfortable little
t.r..rr .a.- ID matter about which
l......- -.....m..E Indifferent. At the
.y.......a .. t.r hour Major Hender-
s.-.- .....s... remained unchanged.
.~lv.a thousand pounds rs proof
.F r-.r attachment 20 my niece, and l
y,.. rive uy consent TO your marriage
,-.r her. Under no other CIrcum-
..l-..-v... .r sC.' THIS WAS the
.y-.r. -r v.e. the Major would COM
c.uu.. himself.
~.. thousand pounds indeed!
VIVA r....u would be equally pos
.F.. .ta m.u of refined tastes with
ru-a ra..I. .v1 Euudred year or 50
besides DIS pay.
N.rrav.v.aI her lover outside the
HH-.r,r... Very pretty she looked
lis Size listened t1 dear Jacks angry
r-.........r-. her cheeks flushed and
.ar brown rr-s u.Iug with tears.
-Im W.. Dee true TO me, my dar-
-r--' l..aEgt the impeCuniOus Lieu
tenant. IS his agu stole around her
w..s. ... his -Iwuy mus,ache pressed
urT.sy l.s.
Tueto him. Indeed and indeed she
w1.l le.
"Yur Earv, dearest, you VIII be
tHa..r-ure Iu "a flTtuigut'S time and
sour .@u mistress. Ny sweet one
Vs.. ..g with l-y poor loving Jack them
WONT ,le-''
.Ies"-u.lsr dubiOusIy. It was
laG t0 gut aside the prospect Of being
followed p. Tire altar by a bevy of dain-
t.y auE.t bridesmaids, although she
w.,s lasr.y u ryr.
True, Size would soon be of age, and
consequently her own mistress, but
what wrg'r tllt CaCs avail her IL she
We're miles away from her lOverI And
such r'.ut seemed likely to be the
ease, for her uncle carried her OF to a
sul. village Iu North wales the day
...r l'a.,euIu. NapiesOu had been
told. hts fate. OF course she left a
C1,e .e..gI for dearest Jack, - telling
lu ,.e name ut the village 10 which
ley uera going and earnestly begging
..a O. lr ''-uuetNug,' - although she
. could .a.la ut nothing practical TO suy-
.ss.
ul ,le morning Of her twenty-drst
tu4.sg Nlute came down TO break
FAST looking fresh, and even happy.
Size lNI honestly tgted TO be miserable
4 tur whole fortnight, and had sue
rssied ,.r $3.50 days. With youth and
..N.H .- IS almost impossible 10 be
-aua-us ua- ut spirits tor any length
u, -ue, However much one may be
eIIeueUg..- the truth OF the proyerb
about "tga love, " etc.
Tie .autuly's bugat-loOking daugu.
Ter tuusL, ,a the coffee and rolls.
AIs. Evans, opposite, has let her
mont r.rus, Miss, she volunteered.
= c.a..uau al. yy himself came and
.uh them a-, night"
Il gentleman, and alone, Maude's
,l.T.ts rose '1.t YOU happen TO hear
Mrs. Evans sly what Ler new Iodger Is
AAet I suppose, added naughty, de.
ee.,i- Nule, 'Le Is an eIderly gen
LtUlu-r
les, Miss, quite. He's bit lame,
walks W..a % stick, and has a long
gray tyuL HIS names Mr. Browne ,
AiARar spirits fell again. At break.
tAs', however, she mentioned the new
ARRIVAL to her uncle.
! @d!Lg Henderson was beginning tC
una North Wales "a little dun, SO ht
..,seelgA rather readily, thinking tha
,Ar,e might perhaps be a prospect ot
having some one with whom 70 smOk,
alr.eaa.y plle.
In t4e course II the morning, wher
we uncle and niece were sitting in out
.' .-e many beautiful gleus in whIcl
"' @e.-aa2galud abOuuds, Maude saw
% y.A, l-are approaching, walking
" VIII stick.
,ars, uncle, tLat must be MI
,."Aer -tts. Evans new lodger," sh
s tugT uncle looked up from his book
IAJ ui .gl,u. 1 should saw WIZ
r'H't llrniersnu's comment. IL
firm" " 81 -
".ru tue stranger came up to ther
.e paused, and inquired the way TO IL
swallow Falls.
S.tN.e started. That voicel He
.-~e' However, merely made a coul
,'.' reply. Evidently his suspicion
WIZ .". u..-rN.
'.N.Ure ue, continued the strar
r' 'e. have | not the pleasure {
one who is ueighbor 70
'"r urnEt / faucied | saw yo
r.'.-.....--. .-. ". Ii'neysUckle Cottage til